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July 05, 2006

Back...with Tidbits

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I am finally back in the blogging world for a bit, and wanted to put up a few links I've been collecting. I found out on the SCBWI disc...
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Remember That Mills YA Term 'Kernel of Hope?'

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I always thought it was a little awful of me to get such a chuckle out of the term 'kernel of hope' or 'sense of hope' in th...
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July 04, 2006

Upslope of the Sea

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YA author Betsy James ' story of how she came to write The Seeker Chronicles , the three volume novel of Downslope, Upslope and the Hi...

Horn Book called it 'Interview with a Vampire for the Learner's Permit set.'

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It was just a trip to the Laundromat. It shouldn't have almost gotten her killed. When 16-year-old Kerry goes to the laundry to pick up ...
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Journalistic Integrity?

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Leslie's Journal is a novel which, at first glance, seems to be the story of a teen who is on top of her game. By its cover it is an AL...

Learning to Fly

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It's a rare person in the remote town of Hunter's Gap who knows anything about journalism. M. Taylor Armstrong-Brown isn't from ...

Turn of the Century

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Another historical fiction coming-of-age novel is Norah Perez's One Special Year , which tells the tale of Jen McAllister in the first y...

Incivil War

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Author Ann Rinaldi is practically a household name in terms of children's and young adult historical fiction. Rinaldi's research an...

You May Be Right, I May Be Crazy... But...

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There's a moment during every momentous occasion in life where you ask yourself, "Should I still be doing this?" Usually it...

Blogging from the smoke of Edit Hell

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Ha pp y Chinese Pyrot echni cs Day ! Edit Hell continues, which is a bad thing, since not a lot of work is going to get done today, and the...
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June 29, 2006

Wolf? Man? Wolfman?

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Though this novel by Vivian Vande Velde is now out of print, The Changeling Prince can be found in the library in paperback version, and i...
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Dying of Shame

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YA novels about different countries often focus on the exoticized features of their culture, but playwright and first-time YA novelist Alla...
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June 27, 2006

Grrrl Power

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Thanks to Seren for giving me a heads up about Salon's Broadsheet kudos to New Moon Magazine for Girls. I've blogged about these ...
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Westerfield Rides Again - on a hoverboard

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My camping out at the library paid off in me being one of the first to read Specials , the last of the Uglies trilogy by Scott Westerfeld. ...
June 26, 2006

Bookends

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So, the ALA Conference is going on now in New Orleans, and may I just say a gentle 'God bless you and your air conditioners too' t...
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Best Friends Forever?

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Sometimes it just doesn't take much to rock the boat. Quiet Anna and her fearless buddy, Zoe, have been best friends since they were rea...

Flipped Over Fairytales

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The Outspoken Princess and the Gentle Knight is a book of short fairytales from the European tradition that include a fair number of more m...

What is it with dragons and maidens, anyway?

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Probably the funniest thing about Vivian Vande Velde's quick-paced novel, Dragon's Bait is the idea that dragons aren't really...
June 25, 2006

Stumbling Across Faerie

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I have to admit to being a sucker, apparently, for books about humans stumbling across the world of Faerie, and Faerie being nothing like wh...
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June 21, 2006

Warriors Walking Tall

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Young Warriors , the thoughtful and creative anthology edited by Josepha Sherman (I look forward to reading one of her books) and Tamora Pie...
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